Morning journal and courier., 1887-08-15
THE EXCURSION SEASON.

THE EXCURSION SEASON. on to Glen Island To-MorroW-One to Mystic Island. Tomorrow again the John H. Starin ] makes an excursion to Glen Island and g large number of people will avail themselves of this fine opportunity for days outing. The St. Francis and the St. Ignatius T. A. B. societies will give their annual excursion and picnic tomorrow. They will go to Mystic Island.
 Under the auspices of Bridgeport division, uniformed rank, K. of F., an excursion to Coney Island from Bridgeport will be run on the Sirius, the largest of the Iron Steamboat company's vessels, September 3.
 On Tuesday, Aug. 23, the Emmet club will hold their annual excursion. They will go by steamer Elm City to New York and Coney Island by way of Bay Ridge.
 PERSONAL JOTTINGs About New Haven People and Other
 People Summer Jaunrs - Many
 Pleasure Trips.
 c. B. Curtis and family are visiting at Bethel, Conn.
 NJ. M. Camp and wife have gone to Mar ths's Vineyard.
 Major Lee, of the Second regiment, is in Madison for few days,
 Hon. H. M. Welch and Daniel Trowbridge are at the Windsor, Saratoga.
 George NJ. Grant, the builder, joined his family in the White Mountains Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Philo Chatfeld have re- turned from Narragansett Pier and are now in Woodbridge.
 Miss Jessie Cook, bookkeeper at c. E. Hart's, is spending her vacation with friends at Montowese.
 Mrs. Eugene Beecher and her-daughter Miss Mabel L. are at the Lake Denison House, Winchendon, Mass.
 Miss Nora Butler and Miss Jennie McCarty, of Westville, are visiting friends in Essex, Conn.,, for a few weeks.
 Malcolm Booth, of the High school, and family have returned from 8 vacation trip to Narragansett pier and Newport.
 Dr. W. G. filling is taking 8 vacation at Saratoga and the Adirondacks, and Dr. S.eD. Gilbert is attending to his patients.
 Howard Hotchkiss of Chicago, who has been visiting his brother, Lawyer Hobart L. Hotehkiss, returned home Saturday.
 Mrs. Charles Warner and daughters Miss. May and Miss Nettie, of 1O4 Gregory street, are spending few weeks in Bethel, Conn.
 General E. E. Bradley has been elected president and treasurer of the New Haven Wheel company and Erastus A. Doolittle secretary.
 Mrs. Hoggson, Miss Alice M. Hoggson, Miss Florence J. Graham and Noble F. Hoggson are spending few weeks in the Catskills.
 Dr. Karl L. Stahl of Johnstown chemical works, Johnstown, Va, is spending few days with his daughter, Mrs. k. A. Clark of State street, Cedar Hill.
 Miss Nellie B. Hollister of Hartford, Conn.,, is spending month or so with her aunt, Mrs. Mary A. Clark, and her cousins E. A. and F. H. Clark, grocers, State street, Cedar Hiu @e .-2 -... 1.
 Florence Pardee, corner of St. John and Olive streets and of the choir of the First Congregational church, Fair Haven, and Miss l.. H. Dayton of Columbus street are summering at Canaan, Conn.
 George Bidwell, who was recently par doned from English prison, has arrived at his home in East Hartford and is now cared for by his family. He says he is determined to lead new life and atone for the past and thinks of devoting himself to literary work. He has written several poems which are said to Ee very meritOriOus.